et back that money. Now I guess Lee Zeldin is trying to get it back anyway. But so the top DC prosecutor resigned rather than opening some kind of a criminal investigation of how that $20 billion got transferred. And well it looks like a hasty and maybe sketchy way.

But I've got this question. What is the crime? I get that it's sketchy and I get that it's suboptimal and I get that it's sort of a political weasel thing to do. But was there a crime? And if I were a top prosecutor and somebody said go investigate this crime and I said what crime and they said well there's no crime but I think if you look around you might find one, I don't know, I might resign. I might resign. So I assume that most of these things are purely political and has nothing to do with principle. I mean it's kind of hard to imagine anybody's operating on principle at this point. But I would like to see a little more indication of crime before I see the investigation.

Now I assume in the real world sometimes there are investigations under the assumption that there's probably a crime, but I don't know where that standard starts and ends. But I'm a little worried. I don't want the team that I'm backing to be doing unrestricted lawfare now even if it's getting revenge. Nope, not good enough. So this might be totally appropriate and I'm definitely concerned about this $20 billion. I would definitely like it to be clawed back. I definitely think it looks sketchy. But is there a crime? I'm going to need to hear there was a crime for me to be in favor of this.

Department of Homeland Security helicopters have been getting struck by lasers near the Mexican border. So presumably